 Hi, this is Otto Kilcher, board member with the Homer Soil and Water Conservation District. Years ago, my family planted chokecherry trees, also known as mayday trees. That was before they knew they would spread so quickly and crowd out our native trees and plants. They're bad for moose and may also be bad for salmon. We're removing our chokecherry trees. If you have these trees in your property, please consider removing them. This message is sponsored by the Alaska Community Forestry Program,